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Tiverton Park Manor hosts first car show By Liz Dadson |
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 Blake Evans (L) of Kincardine welcomes Isabelle Brindley of Tiverton Park Manor to view his 1930 Ford Model A Tudor car  Glenn MacKenzie (L) of Tiverton and Earl Mountain of Kincardine check out the 1955 Ford Sunliner owned by Garry and Janet Robertson of Cambridge (L) and the 1972 Pontiac Catalina owned by David and Carol Little of Point Clark  Residents and guests check out the many antique and unique cars at the show  Several sports cars are on display  Alex Convay (L), 11, and Jason Convay, 8, of Tiverton, stand in front of a Plymouth 'Cuda sports car | ||||
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Twenty-two antique and unique vehicles were on hand at the first car show, hosted by Tiverton Park Manor last night (Aug. 25). A good crowd of residents, guests and car enthusiasts turned out for the event which included a barbecue and local talent, with music supplied by myFM Radio. Among the cars was a 1972 Pontiac Catalina, owned by David and Carol Little of Point Clark and a 1955 Ford Sunliner, owned by Garry and Janet Robertson of Cambridge. Blake Evans brought the 1930 Ford Model A Tudor car that his grandfather bought brand new. The car has been restored right down to the original two-tone green colour. "I drove this car for the first time when I was 12 years old," he recalled. "I drove it through the fields shooting groundhogs." The car was built at Ford, Ontario, which is now Windsor. There were also several sports car on display, including a Plymouth 'Cuda
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 Katelyn Brewer of Tiverton sings for the crowd
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